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THE QUESTION SQUAD.
COmradeS' Queries and RepIies-0dds and Ends or
Information.

COmrades' Qseries and RepIies-0dds and Ends Of
Information.
Comrades answering these inquiries are re-
quesied 10 write directly To tine persons asking for
The information. and not 10 The NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE.
John ii. FIGHT. Myoma. Butler Co, Pa, wants
tie address OF Capt Rafage, Quartermnster nt
Ninth Corps headquarters in February 1855
Am. Lawrence. Garfield, Ark, wants the addresses
of Lieut. VIII :. Moore. CO. A. ID Ark. Cav, and
Lieut.. James Gibson. Co. VI, "a Ark. Cay.-Geo.
Thrush, Quincy. Ill, would like the address OF Z.
Webb. Go. Il. 10Th Mo.-N. 4. Axelson Co. O. 43d
III Blue Rapids. KAN wishes to know who the
Surgeon Ia charge Of Benton Barracks Hospital
was about the last Of May. Is62.-Adam Funk,
Cherry Vale, Kan, wants the addresses Of Theo-
dare Is. Castaline ana VIM. L. Prisby. OF the 4th
Mimi; John T. Clark. SD ILL.,, and JDo. l. Moail,
10th Ohio.-James Parker Burton, Kan. would
like the address Of Charles I'll. Remission, who be-
longed To some Illinois regiment. aud who was in
Washington Hospital, AT Memphis. Tenn. in the
Spring ii ls63.-M. ii. NewIin. Danyille ILL.,
wants the address Of Patrick l.. ". Williams Co.
II. 10Th III. GAYS. j. Blackaby. CampbellsbuTg,
KY, would like the addresses OF any OF the COM
rades of Go. X, 18Th Ohio.-Iieo. Miller Co g.
lgOth Pa, Goshen, Tulare Co. Cal. wants the Ad
dress Of John DE Wolfe. Christian Frankhouse
and Samuel Lesley, all Of Co. 4, ly0th Pa, and
prisoners in ls6s with him.-Lewis Jones' ATvo-
MIA, Usage Co. Kan, would like the address of DR.
u. Williams Surgeon OF the Both Obio.-Samuel
Hall, Magnolia Iowa. would like the names aud
addresses of all his comrades. and Sergeant aud
Captain Of Co. q, LIST u. - STANDARDIZATION
w. liilhnger, Rochester, y. Y, desires the address
OF Robt Wilson, Co Is, 2Jih lnd.-IIenry Chrisiy,
Eureka, Colo, wants the addresses of Serg't r. y.
davenport. Co. II, 18th Ill. aud Fred. w. Cooper
Sergeant. Co. e, l3lh Iil.-Niilinm =. Met Altman
Bolen Mills. o., wants the addresses OF Capt Boyd
CorpI Grail. and Mich'l Henderson. Of Co. g. Iilst
Pa.-Mrs. Sarah u. Murphy. widow Of Capt Miles
ID. Murphy. Co. H. 5Oh H.. lcare >. y. Hills Com
nlander Post y, Concord. ky.l wants the names and
addresses of any OF the survivors ofthe ih III:
peciaily Co. Holm Slower. Meigsyille, o.,
wants the addresses of Lieut. y. a., Miller, T. q.
Graham and John NJ. Statesman, all Of Co O. 10Th
Ohio-Constant &. Marsh, Co. 4. SSH H., Nesca-
tung, Kan. would like the addresses OF some of
has comrAdes.-Jacob LAM, North Branch Kan
would like the address Of some of his comrades or
Of the Captain u Co. a. I93d Ohio.-M J. Coy
kendall, Farragui, Iowa, wants the addresses Of
Lieut.. Ludwick. Lieut.. Felt and Speas who were
IA the Signal Corps in Paducah. Ky, in April,
May and June, ls62.
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| GENERAL
| DEBILITY.

Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst
Scrofula. Salt -rheum, "Fever-
sores," Scaly or Rough Skin, in
short, all diseases caused by bad
blood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigor-
ating medicine. Great Eating
Ulcers rapidly heal under its be-
nign influence. Virulent blood
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WORD SQUARE.
WORD SQUARE.
1. A vegetable.
2. 4 person infected with disease.
3. la chemistry. an element.
4. A bird.
o. To handle.

II. ~
2. a person infected with disease.
q Ia chemistry, an element.
T. A bird.
0. To handle.
-ROsalis Froideyeaux.
POLITICAL TANGLE.
Ahtw 81 anm's velo ish owv ri rkoeb.
Neve liwhe sih rRpntg siks ~ mArw,
Tub wosnam elvo Isl IA, gnac hias comk,
Mad kle hct yiy duraBo teh ako,
Glonis lescots ni eth mors"
Mrs. A. A. Goodwin. Emporium. Pa.
LITTLE DIAMOND.
1. A letter. . An Egyptian measure Of about
India. & Protecting 5. FourishinE. G. A mega
tive expression. z. A letter.-IleE, West Winsied.
Conn.
PRIZE CRYToGRAM.
Va cehznythgvat rbne
LbgleNi JblvghgvhaC
BE hegNJayhgyai fnolem-
Njvliy nagvZiaghyvgvlf
liak cuvybfbcuyjhy be
CiJubybtvihy biheohgvbaf,
llphel bm cyhgvgn-
kyabuf cbukebivgr.
The " Make aud Mend Club" for the frst solu-
ton sent me-otell Cyclone, Box 457, odell, Ill.
DIAMOND.
i. A letter. 2 The conicAI ball OF thread formed
on Tue spindle al a wheel or spinning frame. J.
Perforated. L. An officer whose duty Il Is To in
quire into ille causes of sudden death. s. Crowned.
.. The household gods OF the ancient Italians. Z.
10 hinder. 3. Small Portuguese coins y. a letter
-odcll Cyclone. Odell, ILL.,
GENERALS ENIGMA
My j, 2 In Andrew, not Ia Dick;
3. 4 ia Nathan. not ia Nick;
o. q IA Patrick, not la jim;
z 8 ia Joseph. moi in Sim;
y 10 in Laura, not ia Ann;
ii, II IA Ellen, not in Nan;
ID IA IA SoiOn not Ia Nate;
10 10 ia Nora. not ia Kate
And now find "A General whose death was In May.
Aud ihe name OF the place where lac " lost the day"
Package Of name cards, printed la his her
name, TO the first correci solver of this enigma
John A. Lyle, Downs. Kan.
COUNTRIES ENIGMA.
am composed OF IS letters:
My j, 2 and IL an adjective:
4, z. . aud 10 Is the name OF tribe OF Indians;
6 and Is il verb;
b, IL aud 10 Is an insect;
H. IL aud Is "a boys name.
My whole Is said 10 Toe the best country in the
world
Books for first and second answered. M Mar
lRtt, West Lafayette. y.
BIBLE ENIGMA.
am composed Of sc letters:
My "a. 49, rs, II is County iu New Hampshire;
3, l. III. 40, 10 is a city la New York;
4. y, 3. g. Sc. 3 is "a town In Delaware;
81 30 ~, 80, 8 is a fruit;
~ 30, D. 6. ~. - is a city in Ohio;
20 50, 46. Z. 10. I'll Is a girl s name;
IS a., 81, 6, ~ is girls name;
~ 10. "a. -. =, % Is "A boys nAmeI
20 p, is. 4. IS is weapon;
81, %. -, &c. IS. - a. l. not generous;
- %. 10, IS. IS Is "A State;
81. -, Is, 81, 40 3s is n machine;
81 p, 81 IN worn 10y ali actors;
So II. ~ is n fruit
My whole is part Of the Book Of Job
w. w. Allen. South Ackworth. N. ii.
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DR.. PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDIcAL
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the Liver, and through that great
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the system of all blood taints and
impurities, from whatever cause
arising. 1t is equally eficacious
In acting upon the Kidneys, and
other exeretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their
diseases. As an appetizing,
restorative tonic, it promotes
digestion and nutrition, there
by building up both flesh and
strength. In malarial districts,
this wonderful medicine has
gained great celebrity in curing
Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred
diseases.
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aFOR TIL BLOOD IS III LIFE"

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"Seed 'em q Doing It"
Ipau Mall GaS<fiel

II Is almost impossible for country people to
recognize the dense ignorance as 70 ali matters
agricultural and rural from which the children
of the London poor suffer. A day or two ago
the parsOn Of London parish asked one of the
children who had been boarded out under the
new poor law regulations how he enjoyed the
change Of air and scenery. "Please, sir" said
the urchin, II don't like il ut all; instead of
giving me milk out Of nice clean tin they
squeezes it out Of a nasty cow seed 'em q
doing it."
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poisons are, by its use, robbed OF
their terrors. Especially has it
manifested its potency in curing
letter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings, Hip joint
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Goitre, or Thick Neck, and En-
larged Glands.
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it promptly cures the severest
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and purifies the blood.
The nutritive properties of ez-
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those possessed by the "Dis-
coyery."
1t rapidly builds up the system,
and increases the flesh and weighs
of those reduced below the usual
standard of health by wasting
diseases"
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chimes. No wash-board or rubbing required.
IL you want ono send your name ut once to
Monarch Laundry works, 81 Warren St., N. Y.
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CURE FOR THE DEAF.

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pTpo All Fits stopped free by DIR. Cline,s Great
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Marvellous Treatise and bottle free
70 fti cases bend " Dr. Kline. 81 Arch st. Phis Pa
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FI,7 Mrs. IDA NJ STRONG. OF AtnSCorth. Ind, writes:
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rw~rm-Y Skin Disease.-The "Democrat and News"
A A TrnssrIr Of Cambridge. Mdrutdnd Mrs ELIZA
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kFF ETla OF bad OF Eczema by using Dr. Perces
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whole of the lower limbs from feet e
attacked elbows and became
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Fever SOres-ALICE H. CRAWFORD OF SOtr RdpifS BFend
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Rev. +. AsBURY HOWELL, Pastor Of the
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| lSYIGnRaTEs
] THE SYSTEM.

mcr as 1 have ever done in the same
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and 'Pellets.'"
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Mrs. MARY A. MCCLURE, Columbus, Kdns
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1884. being afflicted with liver disease, hear
trouble, and female weakness. I was ad
yised to use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery. Favorite Prescription and Pei
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CLUB wHIsPEhs.

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oen. Warner. Of Ohio first Captain. Al Al
teAnl when he wah I.ieutenAnt-t olouel command
aR the iOlh Ia. Reserves, pa and 0f liis COIN
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Mrs. PAMELA BIT
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lBRs
DISEASE.

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health"
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have not the words 10 express my era
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| LIVER
| DISEASE.

was unable to do my own
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the Golden Medical Discovery which cur
a cough OF five years standing, and dyspC
sia, from which / had suffered for q 10
of Snlart-Weed, or Water Pepper, in I
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medicine from physicians,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
HoUsgHoLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, loose, 7jcgl Is, SELL
ms, - Ter barrel dried apples, Sc per pound
from stors. Dried peachet, &c from store,
VEgErhBLES-Onions, q 50 from store.
Cabbsge, Northern, ~ ~ 70 crate. kfaut.
barreli,t6i half barrels, o.. Garlic, o. per
100.
FRUIT OranEes-none 10 the market.
Lemons, tie5 Dor fboT; light supply.
Bansnas. tl 50g2 so per bunch.
NUTb-NoAcpAnuu, " pef lV0. Peanuts
virginia, &C., Ionpessoe iArmert' stock, 81
&c roA,tst, 2lfe higher, tholied. loo. Pc
canI-fe1as, Jsl0c,
RAIslSs..l9ndon lAysrI. 9 8 laysrI,,2 rs
California, q is.
PiCRLEj-fn lars, pints ,a6ci quarts 81 80
half gallons, O. 49, gallons, 375I loose, bar
fols, D 5Og7i half barrels, o. mixed, bar
rels go 5 miHed, half barrels, y.
goo WEEK .a9c.
POTATOES-DpIl, buying, 81 Is 10 81
loose ielliag, 81 ~ per barrel.
CtDBR-Neu York, 800 per barrel and
O. rs per half barrel.
Ff5n-M aeksroi, half barrels, No. 1
1921 No. 2, q 49, No. 3, o.; lQIb kit, No. 1
81 No 2, voc, No. ., Sc. Dry behring's
family, 81 Per boz.
"ViNkgAt-iOsiss per gallon.
sOAPS-gabHo,
cANDLES-Ruil weight. s,lsgo.
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GROCERIES.

sUGAR-Pure white, 6,{ssSSo; OF White.
SIC, yellow clarified, 6tsqs5SIc, seoond Do.
slgs5,.c; refined A., tHe6,fci .Eranulsted.
esot,se; powdered, Ties cut loaf. 71[c.
Firm.
RicR-LOui,iAns, lXsS<e, oarOlina, 5,<s
. ,NDIRs-stiets all sizes. In borss. pals
and barrels. T1fa91.c.
CURPER-com mon, is,.c; ordinary, 1glSa
sss!ss q i.asl, a'@ss%''oi S'S sov.rSS.S S,
ssLt-osio river. o. 10 Per barrels. s.si.
nav, 81 Is per barrels sacks, hnet u Sa
Is coarse u 1901 lbi pockets bleaehes'
h0LAssEs- Loul,iana. common TO fair.
1880, prime 10 choice, t2aoOo; syrup.
2Sisi0c, comm 10 fair, 2,a2scg primo 10
choice, SatOci centrifugal fancy, 1900.
Rirm.
BALTIMORE. ND, July 9.-Coase nomI-
nslly lT,19ls1so. Other articles unclaimed
NEW YORK, July 9.-Cohee sales, a.
SIS bass spot fair; Rio quiet at lsaei OBJ
ton. dali aud heavy ana lover; July, Slo 20
ai6 s.; August. ti6 6Sai6 10, september.
SO 9ais g5i October, tls eOsi7, Noyembtr.
SO ejslTj December, il7sl7 iOj January,
81 10; March. 5 IS. sugar q1ieti refined
steAdyi @, tta,zsci egpisetiobor.' A, Hlci
standard A, 51s95 ii-l00bi loaf an crui.sd,
6es6 ll.l6ci GRADUATED, SO; cubes, $40
- l6c. Molasses dull and nominal. Rice
steady.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middiing, ltsSc.
Sales 70 oals'' receipts, oales' snip
ments, - bales; stock on hand. 74i3 bales ;
rsc.ipts IN .to. cal .57s bales, shipment, IN
e.s sns - w
da'e' o'o,vD Daios, o
Ordinary. SIC, GOOD ordinary. sxe, low
midSl,ns' 'ioils. m Sdiins. iosZc, gooS mid.
dl;ns Ii,iLc middling asi,' nom,nsI, iair
nominal st.ins n nd tiness' sBsaei.s. dusty
7ISa9Xc.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia. On
IN Monday, Augu't 1, iss7, In
front Of tho courthouse door Of Shelby coun-
~, Tennessee, at ii o'clock an. =, will sell,
at public outcry, for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate In Shelby county, Ten
nesssc, being all the right. title and interest
OF l.. W. and X. p. Humes In Q one. third
undivided interest In . lot Of eleven acres.
bounded a. followsi Beginning at q stake In
tho State Line road or Boulevard from which
north Sl&0 east l0Sh links distant stands .
Tedoak marked V; thence north with James
longos east boundary limo ~ chains and VI
links to stake; thence east chains and 81
links to q stake; thence south " chains and
y links to q stake In the St,te Limo road or
boulevard thence west with said road or
Boulevard 3 chains and 81 links to the place
OF beginning. Also, a certain tract To-
Gated and described ns follows, to.wit, Be.
ginning at a stake In tho State Lane road or
boulevard, from which north bo west n
links distant . sassatras marked V; thence
west with the State Line road or Boulevard 1
chain and V< links to a take; thence
north ~ chains aud "a links TO a stake;
thcnce west chains and 81 Links % n stake
thence north with said Yougo's est limo I
chains and 81 links TO a stake, thence east
7 chains and SIX INKS TO n stake; thence
south n chains and ~ links 10 the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acres.
/ make said sale by authority Of a trust
decd made me and recorded In tNo Registers
once OF Shelby county, Tennessee, IN book
III, page aA, default having bocn mado In
tho debt secured therein and having hsen
requested 70 sell BY the beneficiary therein.
THOMAS ". SCRIlGGS. Trustee q
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PROvIsIONs.

BUrTER-Butterine. l2al3c; creamery,
2c; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5a22c.
HOG Ph0DUCTS-StronE; noes pork new,
sG SIs ~ e. 5 aSa1 'H Ss ss% si:.l
sides bacon. 20; clear side bacon, S&cj ba-
CON shoulders, &c; bulk pork clear sides.
s<c; clear rib sides, SIC; ehoulders, &c
Ions clear, &c; pork strips, 10.
l. ..FS &c. .ss:: t si. ss s,r' fr5: '
cHRESR-Prime Oats, ssiOcj New. York
factory. none; iull cream, l5c; Young
PICS Ei-Bnr.l,. q 50; half barrels,
Pobf.s Y-chictsn. quiet; spring. q
fKEsE MEATsecold ,tOrass beef. fore
quarters. 1850; headquarters Of beef, eslOc
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July s.-PrOvi,ion, dull
and steady. Pork. irregular. new, SIS 50.
Lard, Y 20 pr I'm, %sI..S soa , .sS,
RIBS. 81 1901. IS; short clear, .. Bacon
boxed shoulders. 81 l2fe6 Is; long clear
aud clear ribs, q 81 short clear, 50. Hams
stead at llsiic. Egr. dali At So Butter
steady and hrmi creamery, l6sl9o; dairy,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, july Q Provisions were
More bnsine1 appeared for short ribs and
lard. Hoss we're hisher and offerings OF
product less dis o'ei TO sell. The shipping
demand hAd improved, and the outlook was
regarded ~ better for the maintenance Of
present prices. Augu't lard opened at % IS.
sold g. " 62lS, and closed drm. August ribs
opened at 81 b1lS. sold atSl 20, and closed at
the TOP, an advance 81 lQs 2s$e on both lard
and Pork remained dull. Cash quota
tions we're a. follower Mess PORK, per .hri
81 Josl5. Lard,ps 100 lbs, u i7,Si ,hori
70 ;ds io "ssS % d clear , ,iS.
boxed, q p5as, The leading futures ranged
:. follows, Mes, pork, per brl-noglns a
hishest : ~, lowest " 70 closing at
VI flsi. August opened at o. IS. highest
u 621s, lowest o. ". closing at o. 62H; sep.
tsmber opened at s6 IS. highest " 65, lowest
u So, ologing At 66b; October opensd at
y 67h. highest 8 az, loweit - az, clos
opened at 81 IS, hisbsst 81 IS. lowest 81 IS.
closing at ~ s.. August opened At EbIlt,
highest o. 20, lowest q bT1f, closing AtsI TOJ
. p,emher opened atr ~, hishe., q 20,
duce Kxchanse today the butter market was
drm; creamery. isgisci dairy. i2'tsl6,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
THE RIVERS.
sIEAmg us LEAVING
GEN gRAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
CLEAR and hot.
BulSkss very Dull.
QUiET on the levee.
RIvER falling slowly.
Two bonte leaving today.
ARKANSAS river In IA ling.
The q. 10 river is falling Tia entire
length.
rnK White and s.. Francis rivers
are falling.
1HE Mississippi continues to fall At
St Louis.
TnE CITY Of t. Louis 10 due from
New Orleans.
Tue Tonnes and Cumberland
rivers are rlsinF.
Tng Gsyns' goec O. 81. Francis river
Tuetday evening.
TnK Albrr a No. 3 Ia IN Wednesday
psoks, for White river.
THE X l. Goth Il the Tuetday
packet Tor Arkansas river.
The Rob RIy carried some people 10
Island Grove Park last night.
THk X ate Adams, Capt. Marx Cheek,
leaves here tomorrow evening for Arkansas
City.
The James Les, Capt. Marsh Miller,
leave, her. tomorrow svsninE for Helena
and frisrs Point.
THR Bile Memphis, Capt. Bsksr, Ia
announced 70 leave here ct Z s'eloek this
svenins for CAife and 81. louis.
TRE CoahonA Ia ihe Lee line packet
ieavinE tsmofrov evening for Gold Dsst.
0iesola and all uJ points on the upper
coat
The T. II. Sims will arrive here TO-
night, and she !, the rsE,lsr Independent
pssls ct leaving here tomorrow evening Tor
81. Louis.
TnH Arkansas City, Capt. Harry
Brolsstl, Ia the Anchor line packet lsayinr
here At 10 o'clock this mornins for vieksbuff
abd uay handbags.
THH New Orleans Morning Chronicle
Of Thursday says, Al the hoat had fair
trips out, and cope tally ths City % ~.
L. uis. This hns Anchor Liner, We are
plensd 20 STATE, bad smother large oago II
dry good, etc, from kes York, consigned
70 Ne nphl, and 81. Louis II oonli,tsd
shelly ofihe folioulnRi 1870 bales Of juts
and 80 packages Of dry goods. A. PLAGUE.
mins she IL 10 receive sou bundles Of
Shingles. She lsft n. 600 feet Of lumber that
vas brought By the u. W. Cole. Tony
Hldridgs ltAtss that leaving Plaqusmips
Anehsf Linsl